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Re: Partial list of parts for 2000-02 Update
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Mon, 10 Jul 2000 17:49:42 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Franklin W. Cain wrote:
> In lugnet.cad.dev, Steve Bliss writes:
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> > X59.DAT Minifig Accessory Sword Large
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> I have a beef with this.
Fair enough. I did only completely change the name.
BTW, the word "Accessory" shouldn't be there. It should just be
X59.DAT Minifig Sword Large
> The NAME I gave this was "Castle Greatsword"
> (not "Minifig Accessory Sword Large").
> Now, if I understand correctly,
> you want to eventually migrate all minifig accessories
> *away* from the "Castle" (and "Pirate") CATEGORY.
Not exactly, but that's a part of the big picture. Basically, the
theme-based categories (Castle, Space and Town) need to go away. They are
hard to use, they make it hard to find pieces.
> That's fine. In that case, I could accept
> "Minifig Accessory Sword Greatsword",
> but *not* "Minifig Accessory Sword Large".
I don't have all my references handy. It's possible that the TLC official
name for this part is something along the lines of "large sword". I tend
to go along with the official names, when possible.
> The part defined is a *greatsword*,
> and *not* a "sword-comma-large".
Sorta yes, sorta no. It certainly has the form (cruciform) to be a
medieval great-sword, but it's only a one-hand grip. A greatsword should
be a full two-hand item. At least, that's how I understand the definition
of a great-sword.
Then again, any sword as long as this monster should have a two-hand grip.
Only Andre the Giant could wield this baby one-handed. So we could just
say that it's a greatsword, and TLC really messed up on the grip.
> Also, I checked inside the pommel of the actual part,
> and found the number "71014" stamped inside,
> so I assume that 71014 is LegoCo's actual part number
> for this part.
Interesting. I see it. I'm not the final expert on numbering, but I take
this to mean that the generic (uncolored) number for this part is 71014.
Let me verify this. I'll get back to you.
> > 2530.DAT Minifig Sword Cutlass
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> Waitasecondhere. :-/
> I thought the naming scheme was gonna be
> "Minifig Accessory Sword [subtype]"?...
> Now I'm confused again...
Nah, see above. The 0 CATEGORY meta-statement will show "Minifig
Accessory", but not the title/descriptive name.
> (Also, you didn't list the long musket...
> "####.DAT Minifig [Accesory?] Musket")
I've got a note that says I asked if you could reorient and renumber the
katana and the longarm musket.
> > 973P45.DAT Minifig Torso with Studded Armor Pattern
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> Is this the FK "Silver Dots" / Futbol Goalie Torso Pattern?
Yes.
Steve
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| (...) I have a beef with this. The NAME I gave this was "Castle Greatsword" (not "Minifig Accessory Sword Large"). Now, if I understand correctly, you want to eventually migrate all minifig accessories *away* from the "Castle" (and "Pirate") (...) (24 years ago, 8-Jul-00, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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